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p. Ml y a y (1 ff hi I 7 Volume 10 Number 17 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT PROVOOREM February 12, 1982 Student Center To Be Expanded By J.N. Taylor The bookstore, food services, school news paper, crafts center, game center, atheletic program and student government are things and places that affect nearly all of us on a daily basis. Because of this, plans have been made for a $2.5 million dollar student center expansion project. Tom Hoover, director of the student programs at the UTC, said that by the year 1985 the components of the student center will more than double in size and capacity. This will be complete with multipurpose rooms which would facilitate concerts, dances, and assemblies (this should allow the present lunchroom to retain its own identity). The crafts shop and bookstore are also expected to double on size. When asked why such a huge undertaking, Mr. Hoover mentioned that with the projected influx of students at the UTC within the next few years, present facilities would never be adequate. "Our atheletes or those who just like sports, don't even have an on campus gymnasium in which to play; this is a Forest Service Gives Aid By Terry Evans During this past school year, the U.S. Forest Service has been a great help to our auto-mechanic department. They are giving the opportunity to the diesel mechanic students to repair their diesel equipment. Presently there are seven pieces of equipment from the Forest Service being repaired. "Without their help,' the school wouldn't be able to buy proper equipment for the students to learn on" says Howard Carter, Instructor of the class. "This way our students get first hand experience, while saving the school and taxpayers money." According to Mr. Carter, the deisel mechanic department is pretty-well operating on its own budget. New Bookstore Hours Starting February 8, the new Bookstore hours will be 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday thru Friday. No evening hours for the remainder of the quarter. - A. y - r f v I i I 1 ...1 Tom Hover, Director of the Sorerfsen Student Center, shows UTC student Pete Christensen where the expansion for the student center w ill be. definate downfall of our present system that will be taken care of with the expansion project," he said. "We have appreciated the comments we have received from the students so far" said Mr. Hoover, "and we encourage respectable suggestions on how we can better suit your needs". Any suggestions may be sent to Tom Hoover. Director of Student Services UTC. Computer Fair Set Went Weeh Phi Beta Lambda, UTC's professional organization for accounting and office education majors, will host a Computer Fair on Thursday, February 18. Displays of micro-computer hardware and software will be located all along the concourse of the business building and into the student center. Students are invited to view Notes School Excused School will be excused Monday, February 15th in honor of President's Day. Traditionally Lincoln's birthday was celebrated on Feb. 12 and Washington's on Fob. 22. The combining of the birthdays on the 15th will give students, faculty and staff a three day vacation. Ticket Available A few tickets are still available for the upcoming Sweetheart's Ball. They can be purchased at the Student Center Office for $15. The price includes dinner and dancing. The Ball will be held Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m. Schedule of Events demonstrations in accounting, word orocessing, and other business applications. Vendors will be on hand to answer .omputer-related questions and a drawing :r prizes will be held. Off-campus visitors on the 18th will iclude students and educators from several other schools and business people from throughout Utah County. Schedule of Events Feb. 12 Lincoln's Brithday Friday, Feb. 12: Basketball, UTC at Weber State. Saturday, Feb. 13: "Say You'll Be Mine" Sweetheart Dinner Dance, Student Center, 7 p.m., $15 per couple. Feb. 14 : Valentine's Day Feb. 15 President's Day - No school UTC vs Dixie Feb. 15 Forum - Orin Hatch 10 a.m. Feb. 19 . . ... . Space night at the movies 10 super space movies will be shown Feb. 19 Rodeo at Weber State 20

p. Ml y a y (1 ff hi I 7 Volume 10 Number 17 OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT PROVOOREM February 12, 1982 Student Center To Be Expanded By J.N. Taylor The bookstore, food services, school news paper, crafts center, game center, atheletic program and student government are things and places that affect nearly all of us on a daily basis. Because of this, plans have been made for a $2.5 million dollar student center expansion project. Tom Hoover, director of the student programs at the UTC, said that by the year 1985 the components of the student center will more than double in size and capacity. This will be complete with multipurpose rooms which would facilitate concerts, dances, and assemblies (this should allow the present lunchroom to retain its own identity). The crafts shop and bookstore are also expected to double on size. When asked why such a huge undertaking, Mr. Hoover mentioned that with the projected influx of students at the UTC within the next few years, present facilities would never be adequate. "Our atheletes or those who just like sports, don't even have an on campus gymnasium in which to play; this is a Forest Service Gives Aid By Terry Evans During this past school year, the U.S. Forest Service has been a great help to our auto-mechanic department. They are giving the opportunity to the diesel mechanic students to repair their diesel equipment. Presently there are seven pieces of equipment from the Forest Service being repaired. "Without their help,' the school wouldn't be able to buy proper equipment for the students to learn on" says Howard Carter, Instructor of the class. "This way our students get first hand experience, while saving the school and taxpayers money." According to Mr. Carter, the deisel mechanic department is pretty-well operating on its own budget. New Bookstore Hours Starting February 8, the new Bookstore hours will be 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m., Monday thru Friday. No evening hours for the remainder of the quarter. - A. y - r f v I i I 1 ...1 Tom Hover, Director of the Sorerfsen Student Center, shows UTC student Pete Christensen where the expansion for the student center w ill be. definate downfall of our present system that will be taken care of with the expansion project," he said. "We have appreciated the comments we have received from the students so far" said Mr. Hoover, "and we encourage respectable suggestions on how we can better suit your needs". Any suggestions may be sent to Tom Hoover. Director of Student Services UTC. Computer Fair Set Went Weeh Phi Beta Lambda, UTC's professional organization for accounting and office education majors, will host a Computer Fair on Thursday, February 18. Displays of micro-computer hardware and software will be located all along the concourse of the business building and into the student center. Students are invited to view Notes School Excused School will be excused Monday, February 15th in honor of President's Day. Traditionally Lincoln's birthday was celebrated on Feb. 12 and Washington's on Fob. 22. The combining of the birthdays on the 15th will give students, faculty and staff a three day vacation. Ticket Available A few tickets are still available for the upcoming Sweetheart's Ball. They can be purchased at the Student Center Office for $15. The price includes dinner and dancing. The Ball will be held Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m. Schedule of Events demonstrations in accounting, word orocessing, and other business applications. Vendors will be on hand to answer .omputer-related questions and a drawing :r prizes will be held. Off-campus visitors on the 18th will iclude students and educators from several other schools and business people from throughout Utah County. Schedule of Events Feb. 12 Lincoln's Brithday Friday, Feb. 12: Basketball, UTC at Weber State. Saturday, Feb. 13: "Say You'll Be Mine" Sweetheart Dinner Dance, Student Center, 7 p.m., $15 per couple. Feb. 14 : Valentine's Day Feb. 15 President's Day - No school UTC vs Dixie Feb. 15 Forum - Orin Hatch 10 a.m. Feb. 19 . . ... . Space night at the movies 10 super space movies will be shown Feb. 19 Rodeo at Weber State 20